What is the weight limit (how much can a rider weigh) of this unicycle?
27745
I am not an advanced rider. Though I rode a 16 inch unicycle in my youth, I've had difficulty with this 26in. I weigh approx. 2nd lbs and am 5'10". I had to cut the post to accommodate my height and that has helped by I still find it difficult and would like to swap out for a 24" wheel... I am sure that would fit well for my height. I am also 49 and not as young as I used to be, haha. I hope this has helped some. Unicycle riding can be great fun and good exercise. Enjoy.
1988030
I don't recall seeing an exact weight limit anywhere either on the scooter or packing, but I have used it when I weighed anywhere between 170 to 165 lbs. and it was fine, showing no ill effects riding down an asphalt driveway. Everything about this looked extra strong, especially the caster wheels.
1290799
The wheels are very high quality and my older child enjoys riding on this standing or sitting on the strolled basket and placing her feet on the board. I'm not sure of the weight limit. I do kick the board a lot, I have to adjust my stride, but my wife can push the stroller just fine without any restrictions.
1154691
Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it. This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
347310
I THINK the printed materials says 150 pounds but I weigh more that that and I have played with it. This is a REALLY fun vehicle for kids. Got two for my grandkids and they ride it on cool-deck and have a ball with it. They can either self-propel or use the "wiggle" thing - We love them - only downside is that they get a bit loud when they are both cranked up. Weight - no problem ( unless for you and your husband ) and great design.
49004
It doesn't matter I definitely advise you to just by a unicycle from your local bike shop. This unicycle broke under my weight of 90 pounds. It is very bad quality and broke very quickly.
548248
Nice unicycle for the money. With a little bit of practice you should be fine. Check out youtube for some how to learn to ride unicycle videos. That is what my husband did and he was riding in a couple days.
92643
I actually don't know. Tried looking it up for you but no luck. If it helps, the person I got it for weighs a little over 180. I would email them to be sure: http://www.cycleops.com/support/contact
2019485
I'm not sure about that, I bought this one for my son and he's about 6 foot tall. If I were you I would ask at a bike shop. There is a safety issue with a unicycle, so that's a very good question to ask. Good luck!
607360
From a frame perspective probably max weight is like 350 lbs, but it is electric and the electric motor has to work harder when there is more weight. It can probably handle a rider at 350 but be slower and shorter distance. I would recommend this bike for weight up to 250lbs to have enjoyable riding expirience. It can handle more but you may want a more powerful bike if you are over 250lbs
1043164
My son who rides it is about 60 lbs or so and he scoots along great on it. His big brother, who is probably close to 130 lbs has ridden it too! It slows down, but no trouble with the bike.
1821013
i weigh 170 lbs and have no problem scoot'n around. I'd say @ 250 lbs max estimate. It's a really fun bike though, much better than a full size for short trips and navigating crowds.
1812498
I am not sure of the limits but I have ridden two on the Jetson, myself at 200lbs and my grandson at a mere 50 lbs without any problem in performance so I would say at least 300 lbs total, perhaps more. Also as far as size, I am 6 feet tall and I have not problem with comfort.
1005242
It's 170 pounds PER PERSON! We got ours last year and kids and adults love it! It's an easy ride........very stable........unless you get wild on it!
1740193
The weight limit is 200lbs. If the bike fails your on your own. Get something that can handle a heavier rider.
399763
No, my 5'9" teen has difficulty riding it--you will need a smaller unicycle.
1625461
Weight limit is somewhere in the 200-225 lb range - having said that I pedal on mostly flat pavement and I weight more than that:)